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The Portland daily press., 1887-04-30

and we shall make prices lower than
ever. Such as Walnut Marble Top Sets,
full 10 pieces, $3.50; Ash Sets, III! !;
Pine Sets all prices, from $40 upwards.
that You can ask for, from $15 up to
$500. We will sell any OF these for
cash or q quarter down and balance BY
the week or month.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Ye,' Gods !


The bill passed by the last legisla
:ure.regulating the practice of p!,ar
macy, etc, provides that it shall b
unlawful for any PERSON other than a
registered pharmacist to retail, com.
pound or dispense drugs, medicines o,
poisons. In order to be registered
within the full meaning of the ae:., ali
persons must either be graduates ii,
pharmacy or at the time the act takes
effect be engaged in the bagi,rcss Of :.
dispensing pharmacist on their accoun.
in the territory, or who shall hav.
been in the business. ten years. or
licentiates ;'licentiates must have had
wo years experience, and shall ave
passed the. examinations by the board.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

obliged to go back into the old court
house, and he was opposed ~ any
such move.
VIM. Stewart then took the floor,
and the gist OF his talk was in p:ais:
ing the board, and said that every
measure would stand good test before
the people, and if necessary before Y
jury.
Ole Horncmaii then spoke agains,
appointing Sinclair, ana offered the
following resolution which was sec
onded by Joe Mekinnon:
Resousi Tut Mr. Turner appo:n
somebody e,se Mau j. b. Slnc.a.r jon
commissioner.
Same was carried, without a singl,
dissenting voice.
With a few more remarks con
| ,inued in their former strain, by Rev
Turner and VIM. Stewart, ,he tnee,
ing was adjourned.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

TIE sc''5l br,rl Under the new
law is to meet next Tlesday. > Thu
matter of rc.aistrieting is of greas
consequence and it behooves the Pat.
rnns of the B,ttineau sc.aoof distric
to Bee to it that the interests Of tn.
new town are provided for. Their:
should be at least 2 new SUBJ district,
md possibly three; as no less than 3
directors are to be elected who ri, Il
compose the new school board, il
night be desirable to have threc
schools. The subject is worthy o:
serious consideration, and we trnsl
rhe citizans Of the different school dis.
tricts will give"it their earnest atten.
ion. See notice elsewhere. of tn.
meeting Of the school board Of Bottin.
oau township.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
WHOM THE GODS WOULD,
DESTROY. .

! They first make him chairman of -
board of county commissioners. 0
that official for 3 ,ttincau county, and
of his actions during the term Of his
encumbency, it may b, said in the
words Of the immortal William:
"O,, man, proud mln, dressed in
a little brief authority, most ignorant
Of what his CLASSY essence is, like an
angry ape, plays such fantastic tricks
before high Haven, as makes the
angels weep"
70 sinsAlariz> TIE ac::s OF w'iic'i the
chairman Of the b rarl Of county com.
missioners Of B ,ttin .au county Is cul.
pable rs such official and to stigma.
tie them IS they deserve, would
take more sp,c, than we can afford at
present, and we can only call atten'
ion to those which h,tray the insin'
ccrity of the m IN III his loud. mouthed
protestations to subserve the interests
OF the people. In striking contrast
to such hypocriiicd pretensions stand
! out III bold relief the acts Of his asso.
c!ates on the appointment board,
which has received and will. continu,
to receive proper appreciation. Thu
latest act Of the II whom thu God,
have singled out for destruc:i,n-anl
we say it more in sorrow than in anger
is the attempt to m%lnlfacsure s
stntim, nt in his ova district alys'st
to tho rights Of the paople in another
and by personal abuse and assaults o,
character, seek to avert the impend,
Ing wrath IF, the people whom h,
would baAlne. .....
The concrit Of the muster spirit 0
chat significantly ominous gathering
Of thirteen woetulIy deceived citizen
who voted, is Gttinsly eoisramm atize,
i'll the resolution they adopted:
"Rsn'rel, Tat Mr.. Turner ao7o:n
soms5o1y csc Hm J. g. S-n;.a:r to
comm '.ssioner."
Ye, Gods T.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
MEETING AT MJtRAY MOORE!
IN % COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT.

NJ citing called to order at 7:30 p
m. Chas. Woods elected chairman
and Murray Moore, secretary Of tt,e
meeting. The number present Wa:
fifteen.
Rev. Turner then took the floor.
and i'll o ~haraugue Of nearly tw'
hours directed his attack principall,
in personal reflections upon the, char.
ac.er OF j. B. Sinclair. In the b..
ginning OF his speech he spoke againsj
licensing the sale OF Intoxicating
liquors, quoting many illustration
tom outsile sources. He then turn.
ed to the finances Of the county, anG
spoke i'll no ~equivocal terms againS'
the bonding Ut same, taking occasion
especially to ply his respects to the
county attorney and clerk Of the
court, whom he charged with al
OF. corruption; the Old, fla
stale and Improbable kind Of TRAD
with which the people are all ta,niiiar.
Mr.. Turner then assailed j =. Sin.
clair, und said that the .latter's chat.
acter had been such in the past tina
lie (Turner) had no confidence III NJ
S. personally, and indulged i'll q mum
b>r OF reflections upon : the latter.
said that he didn't believe that Sin.
clair would ever enforce the law j.
appointed, and that the county
would soon he obliged to grant saio.l
Licenses, in order to keep from becom'
ing entirely d~emorahzed. .Yninks
that Mr.. S. will wink at the law ia.
grant licenses. Said that he knew
that Sinclair had no backhne to.
temperance. He then to,.c.ed agail
upon bonding tile county, and hopet
that it would nut be- done until som.
future time, although he did not stat,
what that future time would be. Ii,
then explained how tile new. cour
house had been bought and said tina
it had been paid for out Of the Sink
ing Fund. said*that Messrs. Meliol
and Davis dew the money withou
his knowledge and paid it. Th
speaker further said that II Mr.. Sin
elair WAS on tie board they would b
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land once. at Devils Lake, Oak.

April ~, 1881.
Notice is hereby given chat the following
nametl settler has filed nosice Of his .inte,'
ton to make anal proof in support OF h.:
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Judge and ex-oticio Clerk Of the
Probate Court for Bott;neau county. Dakot;
at b jttineau OAK, on. JUNE 9, is viz:
H. D., Eujs ~ Guert H.,
DsN' 2nl, for the Me- sec ., town 16l II
He names he ( III wing witnesses to pr we hi:
. :nOinu ts residence Up III, and c.Itiva j
+, said land, viz Amp .bie rurpin, Ambr,s
j. nueau, all vt rarsns, Il ,Ltine;Iu u ..'D. T.
3~i4 LY. W. LORD, Regis.er.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

V)I P)oJ.I V)I DEL.
The Voters Of the 81 ,Comnis.
siolets' District Say Give
u Sinclair or Give Us
Death

Pursuant to a call duly issued
about Is citizens Of COMMISSIONER
Distric; No. 3, met at the school.
house last evening to dic ,s1 qlestions
Of pubic interest, and particularly to
recon mend a suitable person for com.
missi, Ter from said district. M. NJ.
q. T.obitts Was cllled to the Chair,
and Mr.. w. II. Kirk selected for sec.
rotary. G,or5. NJ. Sinclair in a few
fttin5 and WILL chosen remarks char
ac:e;izet the ACTS Of the chairman OF
the board of county commissioners in
the matter Of the appointments for
the districts created, which w,re
9 p asi .el b. th, fol- win; reso.
lullol:
RESOLVED, That We, tho voters Of District
n. 3, he " lily o,m n md the Independents
az i N Of M ,srs. M.l,n and C .utth trd on
the b ,ari, in opp ,Alng & - m,lauret and
Oh I'm .ol0Iing uho r.gh.s VI tho pc ,plc och 'Jse
their representative.
NJ. J. w. Bennett followed with
an argument directed to the commits
%,ioners in respect to their duty in the
nscertainment Of the indebtedness of
the county with a view to the bonding
thereof, and presented a resolution
urging the county boarl to take step
to bond the county Indebtedness, and
to cause som, financial statement to
be published at once.
Mr.. V. B. Noble %thereupon offered
the following resolution, p~retacine
them with remarks illustrative Of til
principle incorporated in the funda.
mental law ofthe land, and sancsiied
in the peoples right of petition:
.R,,olved, Thatwe, the legal v tiers of said
hereby u IN III NJ. J. Is. 5lnC air as oul
ca ice and respec ally request said p ,inr
Ing b nrd W app int s>id J. 3. Sinclair ! . lhe
sA.l rM>s Of IN -ssi Jner ior dis.ricu N }. 3
NJ. David Dinwoodic INTERCEPTED
several inter.oga:ories which were
satisfactorily answered by Messrs. &
NJ. and J. B. Sinclair and Mr.. Ben.
nett. After appointing MMsr>. &.
NJ. Sinclair, Noble and Bennett g
committee to present the foregoing
resolutions and the petitions accom.
panying the same to the board at. it.
next meeting ON Saturday, the 25;lI
.nst., the assemblage adjourned, salts
fed with a knowledge Of their rights,
and q determination to maintain
them.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Notice of Contest.
y. s. LAND OFFICE,
Devils Lake, u, T,

x1pT1I %, Ioo :
Complaint having heen en.eie. u. This office
by Jean Baptis.e Chretien against Palr4cI
~culy for .,D.nd ming his H,meeleao En..y
N ,. llo da ed May 18th, loo6, upon the = !:
sw ~ ana 5 u sc Il section one ~, t,wnshil
with u view t, The cancellation of saia entry =;
ne said parties are hereby M -
appear al The flee ri Augustine Th1mps.r.
s , urt for Botlineal. county, Dako,a T.rriu,i>
81 b %,ttineau Dak,ta Territory, OF The 2ah
day of May, lS at ~ Clock ANTI. resp"l {"
ana furnish testim ny concerning suiQ aiiegtt
De Submitted to and exall.lieu w vac ~ SIS
.er ana Receiver a. lewis Lake, ID. T., On
jane Isl, lS, AY. w. LORD,
. 3t2 Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land Office 1T Devils Lake, b. r.

=. May I, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed nutice Of his III
tention to make final proof in support j.
his claim and that said proof will be
made before the Judge or in mis- absence the
Clerk OF the district Court tor Duttinea,
county,'D. T., at Bottineau, d. T., on June
18th, 1887, viz. T..
John C. Stoter,
DS N 1852, for The northeast a sec 2, T lG!
II, r W..
lie names the following Witnesses t. pr We
his = II .inu ,us residence UP II, and cAi.AVt.
u IN II, said land, viz: R.,bert TAFT, M fray
a. M h,re, .WiLiam r .sse.l, sam lei Homes
All vi q Iviinaau, ,tLIhoHu c,unty, D.. T.
4)45 hx W LORD, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26

County Officials.

2nd~ Dis. Ezra Turner; "a I1isS Lew Ms!l,n''
Cierk and Register "f Deeds, G. +. CJnluhard
surveyor. De II rnenItn:
Treasurer F. r. Fergus Jn. r. r.. ,..
AssssEor, &c rye, II. Weed, $500.
Coroner, Alex Maciay.t l-- ~
Superintendent,I Schools, Fired w. lathr,f
D1sCric. Attorney, Y. h. Noble. "
Gserk Of C,alrt,, j. w. Bennett.
tSSvensrud, Lurdsbnrg Waiter Therrna. tW Il.
. ,nslab1aSs: Ed. so,ucie, John Cassidy and
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land Once at Devils Lake. u. II

April III, IS6-.
N ,tice is hereby given that lie foil,twli
named set et has Fl ed notice Of his intsnti.
to m IKE final prof in supp 'rt 4 his claiL
and hat said proof will be made before ~
Judge ~ in hi. absen de the Clerk Of the =.
trio. Cpilr + Il Blttineau counvy, at Bottines.
.: T., on May 2,Lh l33 viz:
ANDREW O. KLEvGAARr,
D: 8: No. 1913, for the ne. a sec. 81 T l6l nort1
Il a west.
lie names the following Witnesses to, pr v
hiI continuous residence upon, and Guilty
ton If, said land viz Henry Bayne. K. "
s.roin all of L~1rdsburg. Pottineau G .. D IT.
uY. w. LORD; REGISTER.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land Office at Devils D. T..

April IL, 1H -
NOTICE .is hereby given that The followini
named settler has fl ed notice Of his intenti,I
T., niake final pro- + in support OF his claim
and that said proof will he made before ths
Lodge ar III his absence the {. ERIK of, the Dis
riot CJur. FIR BOttineauc IunLy, vt Bottineal.
d.. T., On May 2,th, loo viz:
ANDREW snERwIN,
DIS :. M. 1865, for the n. 4 NV. X sec. Is an,
=. u sw. II sec. 7 r l6] n, r Nv ;.
He names the following wi nesses to prev
his 'n%tinuOus residence upon. and cUl,iy:
N #: said land. viz: KnGdt w. Larson, +
lend Ohrs'aT Antrn Sversrud. Paul Cleav
%r. al Of Lordsburg. Bottineau Co. D. T..
also HENRY BAYNE
y. :. No: q 9. for he G. X sw. Il and lots 3ar'
4 zee. q III n. r "a
He names the + .lluwing witnesses to pro
hssc n inuoN re 'it ence l,p'n. and cultiva
TIL +. said land. viz. Andrew o K'eygaatd
Andrew Sherwin q car Hagert. James Srnii
all of Lordsburg p O. Bot+i"eau c.. D. T.
lily. W. LORD, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
10 ,EPu tIEMI,ROFF,
and Office at Devils Lake. Oak.

Il
Land Office at Devils Lake, Oak.
/. AprIl ls, 1873.
N ,tice Is hereby given: THAI .hc i ,liuw .ls
- LII ,Se hn.l pr mi IN suAp ri vi his claim
ina .h.to sud pr ~ Wall " made bei se vi.
Judge AND Ek-i tfis4J Clerk ii The Pi,ba.,
W EJttii,eAl, Dsi.., un jane id, Ioo VIZ.
LEWIS G.. LARSON,
D. s. NJ 81. for the e. a nw.A and lots Q an,
sec. II IOWA ljl ralike i.
He names he Ill wing witnesses to prov,
.lis & ,luluu Itls Residence. up N, and GA.,AV-t
! III ~, said land, viz E..e.Id OAnsyad, Pa.
leave s5r:, 81 T:.Es..s, Il IL tineau CO. Tx, ALI
y iii .ovellsr.d, Oscar i, Hlger, vi /. '~rdss..re
IS %Ittineau, 60. Oak. HY. W. LORI,
Regisver.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land Once al Devils Lake, b. r. {

,N|S4tice ia heresby given that The f5il.W4ntg
Ia i1ied settle hi y died npiice.if his intellSi j,
t., "a IKE final p ft,i III suppiru + his claim
Judge or in his abseitee The Clerk of the Dis.
1rio. Z .ttr, 1 r ! t,stinsau S1.yao,Bottinenu, \.
I. On Nay In la ,viz
MIC HoLAs MolssEN, !
n.s No. 1871, + n The ne. u ;thec. IS T ls2 4, n I
Esnamcs theJ fa'1thwing witnesses to prove
ms o~ontinLssts re~stdence Up n. and oaitivt.
LON tk, aaid a, id,rNiz Fl yh Nichsh, Il Der
Nioh.,i, Jacah t~.furlier, J Inn IN. Turner all q.
Botelneau, u ttinesu u. lit.
IIY. w. LORD, Regis.e1.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Notice of Contest.
y. g. land ONE,
Devils LAX, ID. +.
Anri1 o. faa~.

April q. f3S-.
Complaint having been entered at his Office
by e. ,rge LEM ~ az LinlL Pies, % f. GAocneii
i'r aband ming his Il M stead Entry n J.
81, dated jane =, 1855, up III The SW, 4 ,ec-i,'n
2, township ldl II, range W, i'll b 'ttineau
Vt said en,ry The SAID par, les are hereby
SUNNI med to appear at the 'fiice of Angus
tine. Th. mps,n, Judge and ex- 'fiicic clerk If
Tie pr,bt = c ,urI for Il %ltineau C unity, d. r.,
at Bttlneau, D. D., on tile z5th day IL May,
l3s at II u'cipck Il. m, to respond and furnish
,e5;lni my G ,ncernillg slid alleged abandon
mitted t., and examined by the Register anu
Receiver at Devils Lake, y. T., "n May :I,lr,o j..
3bi2 nY. ". LORD, Kesis.et.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
FIN al 0 NOTICES.

Notices OF final proof must be paid for
before AFFIDAVIT OF publication wi ! lie is
sued from this office.
The charges are: For 4 single notice Of
final proof, -; consolidated notices, 81
each; contest and timber culture notices. ST.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
LEWIS G. LARSON,
Land Oflce at Devils lake, Dakota.

Land Office at Devils Lake, Dakota.
April ii h 1873.
N ,tice is hereby given tina. The i III WIN
- M IKE final>pr ,nf IA supp r. III his calm
ina That said pr, i will he made BET re III
Judge and Ex. ftic4r e erik II The ,P;,ba
- 'urs fhr B'ttileau 9 !u1, y, Dak., ~ y ,tt,
CALEB GARRISON,
D:SsN,.lm, + r the ne. Il sec q, t.wn i6l II
Il rsshge S west.
He names The following witnesses to pray,
IN Df. said land. w ;; William H3ar ,nerda
Horny Hear mem rs, Warner W. in, Wiillaii
M.lieI, aL VI BJLutneul. b t1ineau c., D.T.
lily. w. LORD, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land 0nlcc at Devils L ike, y. T..

Land OHlcc at Devils L .Ee, y. IT,
n tice is hereby. given hat he ioii w.n!
IL. met 81. tler has Il ed nutice If his in. Ell ti''
l., make final pr nj in supp 'rt + his cain
Ind Lhll said pr ri will be made bef RI IL"
Judge and En- ,fficiu c erik ii he p Tar
Cur, f., B,t,nle4,..c ,un y, p. T., az Bott't.ta'
y. r.. N: Jlly Y h., lSS W
JAMES g. fHOMP ,ON,
= 81, Il. , e. E; ~ IL! ~ > + *, p+h ~ x ~ Is SC NC a. al
lie nIlnes The iMinwjng w1Mlesses to ! ROY
IlisG residence Up n, and Guilty. til !
III. said land, VIZ Thomas ~ l. :wrAe. }. IL,
High Mic III and Charles Mol Eel.
al u Bbtliueau, Is ,tiueau c =, Oak.
43-4r.- ~. W. LORD, Regis er.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land Office at Devils Lake, D. T.,

WY D, =" .
N ,tice is hereby given that the following
named settler ha, fl ed notice If his in.enti"Il
D. IKE final pro j in SUPP /. vi his claim,
and INA said pr "f will Le IN sde bef.re The
IN 'ge anu eXllici Cork Il the pr, ,bute Z ,l.rt
l r Is 'ttine III c unly, OAK ,ta Territory, al
HyL.ineAu, UAK ,t4, Oil June 9Th, los WIZ:
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-05-26
Land Office ut Devils Lake, OAK.

April I6, lS
N,tice is hereby given that ille l,ll"wine
1llmeu st.t.er .lI, ii ca II nice # H., ln.en.."i'
: . III tne tina. pr u AL si.pp ~ VI his ci.A.
j.uge and ES. fiji, Geek ~ lie Pt,ba' ,
y ,t.r. l,r Ii nuliletLu c,jlllLy, Cako.a Territory,
~ b.'.,lne..u, DAM, oh:M,.y Z,.h lis , VIZ.
10 ,EPH 1IEMIROFF.
(. s. N. 2lf:, f,r The lDts2and 4and sv. Il INV
4 liiu Aw.1I W n sec. :, | WI loI range y.
He NAMES vhe i blowing wl.nes,es to pr w
has Z. III llu)LAa feaiuellct up III, and c.lDAV.tc
IN vi, Sad isiiu, VIZ. Christopher r. Wa,
W.iI;.ln Craig, WAlIanh LAnuy, GAat.es +.
uY. w. LORD, ReyIs.er.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-02

= ~ \ E Z
Bennettsyille is fortunate in already
having buildihgs adapted to these schools:
and in having for Trustees gentlemen
who are practical wide awake men, and
who will @see that the money raised is
made to go as lar as it can reach.
The meeting Is called Tor next FRIDAY
atf2 o'clock in the Court House. Be
sure and be there and vote for the tax
Roll Of Honor. '&t
Hereafter the Roll Of Honor Of the
Marlboro Graded School will be pub
lishcd monthly. Only those pupils
who obtain the hemaximum for month
will be thus honored.
For tho past week the report is
End GRADE--Susie Chaf1in, Fannie
Crosland, Alice Jennings, Robert
Pratt, Alex. Ellcrhe.
4th Grade Lizzie Brccden, Mag
gle David, Ida Rowe, Florence Town
send, Virginia NWaddill, Colinc
Weatherly.
9Th Grade Mary Breeden, jamie
Dudley, Rhoda Livingston, Willie
Powers, Brown Crosland, David Cros.
"HH, DcHNlc IOWllSenu.
9th radc--Alice Breeder, jamie
Covington, Annie Everett, Nellie
Townsend, Shadie Liyington, Pearl
McColl, Lucy Waddill, Dudley Jen
nlngs, julius Jennings, Lawrence
Freeman. IL
7th Grade Annie Crosland, Re-
bccca Crosland.
Honor pupils in Art Tor past
month:
Miss Pearl McColl, jamie Coving-
ton, Maggie David, Lucie Waddiil,
Annie Crosand, Alice Brccdcn, An
mic Everett
Marked by amount and quality Of
work done.
Honor pupils in Music for past
MONTH
Alice Brccdcn, George Green, Belle
Jennings, Eliza Crosland, jamie Dud-
ley, Shadie Livingston, Rhoda Living.
ston, Annie Everett.
Marked by amount and quality of
work done in theory and practice.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-02
Marlboro's "Gradod School,"

This week marks an important cDoch
in the history Of Bennettsvnlle, and one
that will long be remembered. either to
her dctrmcnt or her credit.
BY virtue Of an act passed by the last
legislature the people who reside within
an area OF tive miles long by five miles
wide, with the Court House in BENEFITS
vile as the center Of IS square miles
thus formed are given the privilege Of
imposing tax upon themselves lor the
support Of a school, that with the revenue
thus derived can give fair business edu..
cation to many boy and girl. who other
wise may never have the benefits OF the
blessings conferred BY the knowledge
which will be conferred upon them.
With the amount Of money raised by
this tax in addition to other funds which
It seems possible to get, schools can be
supported that will reflect credit upon
Bennettsville and, Marlboro alike,
The present Graded School, conducted
as it is, by tuition fees and subscriptions.
IS literally patronized, but how often,
alas, do the Trustees and Principal hear
some worthy man say, II can not send
my children, because am unable to
meet the tuition though it is small" The
education Of that mans children is in the
hands Of men, who by their vote can say
to him, "Have 10 lear, your children shalt
be educated"
Many, very many reasons can be adj
duced why this tax should be levied but
we will content ourselves with their mere
mention, because we ieel that in this dis
trict the hearts OF the people are ior this
tax, and that the measure will receive
their hearty support. Here are some
reasons why Bennettsville should vote
"ayc" on this question
1st, The education Oft the poorer child
rem will not be neglected.
2nd, Good schools will attract more
families TO the place.
.3rd, More families will mean an in
creased amount Of business.
9TH. A tax will make school tuition
reach minimum figure.
9Th. A Graded School will cause the
cost OF books to decrease.
9th. A Graded School will show 10 the
State that Bennettsyillc is apace with the
times and not tagging behind.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-02
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been ca,,scd in tho
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarkable o
recovery Of Mr.. J. Il. Corley, who was 30
helpless he could not turu in bed, or nIsc
his head; everybody said he was dying bf
Consumption. A trial bottle Of DIR. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, hc bought large bottle and box 81
Dr. Kings Now Life Pills; by tho timoHo
had taken two boxes of Pills and two'bot-
ties of the Discovery, he was well and h3tl
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. &
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at Hnyucsworth s. Go.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-02
Educational N otes.

Educational N otes.
Rev. Mcssrs. Griffith, Of Grccnyillc
and Pratt Of Benncttsvillc, visited
the Marlboro Graded School last
week.
Superintendent Rice is highly
pleased with the schools Of Charleston.
Prof, Ncttlcs, of the Manning
Graded School has "kcpt in scholars"
to attend school on Saturday.
Be certain and read the article en-.
titled "Music" in our columns this
sweckh.Misss3 4Fsyguson,se article is,, a
strong one. },3si
The meeting Of the Marlboro
Teachers Circle on Saturday last was
big success quite q numbcro Of male
teachers were present and many now
names were added to the roll. The
debate about Teachers Examina.
ton" was worth herring rs all the
tcachers took hand i'll pulling this
"ancient relic" to pieces.
We are in receipt Of letters from
several teachers in the county cndors-
ing our stand in regard to the
Teachers Examination" red tape.
Thanks, brethren, your kind words
encourage us.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1887-02-02
"A Deserved Compliment.

The News and Courier had in print
last week, some remarks Of Superin-
tenaent Rice concerning the excel
lent condition Of the Charleston
schools and complimenting Mr.. L. w.
Clement and Mr. II. ?, Archer. AS
former pupil Of these gentlemen,
tho Editor Of this department feels
proud to add his mite to what Col
Rice 50 fifty says. Charleston is
blessed in having these cultivated Ell
crgctic gentlemen in her schools for
they have made the Charleston schools
second to none.